[King of Nets] It Will Always Be Sunny

Wow, I came back to read this article ten years later, and I was still very moved. I was graduating from elementary school when I read it in 2012. For the first time, I learned about Rabindranath Tagore's poems from the author's article, and learned about the two sides of light and shadow. I even excerpted passages from this article in my school reading notes. At that time, due to family changes, I could be called a dead child from various angles, and it was easy to bring out Sachiko's stubborn side. Although I don't have the painting talent of Sachiko, it is precisely because of reading this book that I began to realize that everyone has their own shining points. There is no need to exaggerate the advantages of those around you, nor to belittle the shortcomings of others. We are all people who live a real and serious life. Just do whatever comes to mind. Even if there is no reward at this stage, who can deny the possibility of the next sunny day?

I felt that since I didn't like it, I didn't need to write it. I started reading it and read it all the way until I got to the last chapter. If the author doesn't like the character he created, he can choose not to describe it. There are thousands of faces in this world, including lively people, quiet people, kind people, and depressed people. When a person's personality is growing, any factor is likely to lead to the formation of a different personality than before. Some people like the blazing sun, others like the cold spring water. There is no right or wrong. But to be honest, not everyone who is willing to stay in the corner needs to long for the sunshine to fall on themselves or to give themselves a hand. Don't feel different or deny it completely without truly understanding it. You don't have to like them, as long as you don't like them, you don't need to use reasons to explain your dislike of this type of person. Some dislikes are mutual, but many dislikes are simply inconsequential to others. My mind is a bit confused and I want to say a lot but I haven't gotten to the point. So be it. Thanks to the author for this article.

It's so heart-warming. It's a very exquisite article. It's great. It's like a breeze in spring. That kind of light sadness. The story of growing up is bitter and warm.

The author still hopes that someone will read it and leave a comment, although currently this is just a healing article that a stupid author picked out for his own interests.

The empress needs electricity→_→

An unexpected update. I just don't know when the next chapter will be available?